Musique : Bâtard - Pluies (reviews + mentions)
Appréciation du EP 'Pluies' par Bâtard :
http://www.toiletovhell.com/you-send-me-things-i-listen-to-them-batard/
(...) I listened and man, I am perplexed but extremely engaged by Bátard’s Pluies.
“Oxymor” opens with the sound of a microchip melting before clattering into a noisy punk rock crash. It is followed by a desolate slow jam called “Sépulture” that wouldn’t sound out of place on a dystopian 80s sci-fi soundtrack. “Les Abysses” is a more straightforward lo-fi black metal number, complete with a double-speed second half. “Perspectives de Néant” could be mistaken for Amesoeurs on a dimestore budget with it’s cavernous grooves. But on “Un Aurtre Spleen” the band truly stands out. With keyboard stabs that summon the galaxies, springing percussion, and a propulsive post-punk beat, Bátard hits upon something unique and imminently jammable.
With Pluies, this three-piece takes a collection of ugly, broken noises and assembles them into a haunting decoupage. I’m not sure where they go from here but I’m interested to listen to what comes next.
Toilet ov Hell est un blog métal du Texas.
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Formed in 2009 in Montreal, Canada, Bâtard is a trio that makes a hybrid of black metal, punk and noisy industrial. Inspired by isolation, anger and hatred, Bâtard takes their rock and electronic roots to make an illegitimate sonic mix of guttural screams, cold guitars and noisy synth beats. Chaos & Hibernation (2014), a combination of the first two EPs, was released on CD by Russian independant label Kunsthauch. In 2018, american tape-only Witchcult records released the Pluies EP. Disgusted by the music business and rock'n'roll lifestyle, the three members are entirely dedicated in creating new music; therefore, Bâtard never tour. They are right now recording new tracks, particularly written in a hardcore punk vein. Bâtard embraced the impurity of its sound, celebrating disorder and imperfection.
"Hibernation" is totally pure grimy black metal, "Pluies", my favourite, is more lofi than the others.
* special mention to "Nomade" from "Chaos": unique experience.
http://r-a-b-m.blogspot.it/
http://www.toiletovhell.com/you-send-me-things-i-listen-to-them-batard/
(...) I listened and man, I am perplexed but extremely engaged by Bátard’s Pluies.
“Oxymor” opens with the sound of a microchip melting before clattering into a noisy punk rock crash. It is followed by a desolate slow jam called “Sépulture” that wouldn’t sound out of place on a dystopian 80s sci-fi soundtrack. “Les Abysses” is a more straightforward lo-fi black metal number, complete with a double-speed second half. “Perspectives de Néant” could be mistaken for Amesoeurs on a dimestore budget with it’s cavernous grooves. But on “Un Aurtre Spleen” the band truly stands out. With keyboard stabs that summon the galaxies, springing percussion, and a propulsive post-punk beat, Bátard hits upon something unique and imminently jammable.
With Pluies, this three-piece takes a collection of ugly, broken noises and assembles them into a haunting decoupage. I’m not sure where they go from here but I’m interested to listen to what comes next.
Toilet ov Hell est un blog métal du Texas.
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Formed in 2009 in Montreal, Canada, Bâtard is a trio that makes a hybrid of black metal, punk and noisy industrial. Inspired by isolation, anger and hatred, Bâtard takes their rock and electronic roots to make an illegitimate sonic mix of guttural screams, cold guitars and noisy synth beats. Chaos & Hibernation (2014), a combination of the first two EPs, was released on CD by Russian independant label Kunsthauch. In 2018, american tape-only Witchcult records released the Pluies EP. Disgusted by the music business and rock'n'roll lifestyle, the three members are entirely dedicated in creating new music; therefore, Bâtard never tour. They are right now recording new tracks, particularly written in a hardcore punk vein. Bâtard embraced the impurity of its sound, celebrating disorder and imperfection.
"Hibernation" is totally pure grimy black metal, "Pluies", my favourite, is more lofi than the others.
* special mention to "Nomade" from "Chaos": unique experience.
http://r-a-b-m.blogspot.it/
